Men in Charge Books in Order
Part ofNatasha L. Black Books in OrderExplore the Men in Charge books by Natasha L. Black in reading order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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Men in Charge books in publication order
5 books
Forbidden Daddy
by Natasha L. Black
2019
A single father hires his best friend’s younger sister as his son’s nanny, then struggles with their attraction. Pushing her away seems to preserve a boundary, until her departure and pregnancy force him to reconsider what he is willing to lose.
Protecting Her
by Natasha L. Black
2019
A woman’s hostile encounter with vigilante Trip changes when she needs his protection from a cartel. His rivalry with her brother makes him an unlikely ally, but learning more about him complicates both her distrust and her growing attraction.
Protecting Sasha
by Natasha L. Black
2019
To protect his best friend’s sister from the Russian mob, a man marries Sasha and brings her to America. Their practical arrangement develops into genuine attraction, while continuing threats turn his promise of safety into a dangerous personal commitment.
Redemption
by Natasha L. Black
2019
A man returns to the town he fled after being attacked for loving his best friend’s sister. Finding her in need of help and concealing a child, he confronts old enemies while hoping to reclaim the relationship violence interrupted.
Saving Sky
by Natasha L. Black
2019
A police officer becomes involved with dancer Sky after meeting her at his captain’s party. Learning that her employer will not let her leave, he crosses professional boundaries to protect her, risking his career as their connection deepens.
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